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TARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY
February 14, 1985
USPS No. 133
Acquisition begins
BY VE3RNA HANCOCK
Reporter
Stephenville property owners
north of the university, have
received notification letters to in-
itiate the first steps of Tarletpn's
land expansion. The approximate-
ly 23xh acres includes homes,
rental property and businesses.
The area of the acquisition will
take up a one-block area due north
of the north gate of campus,
beginning on Vanderbilt Street
and three blocks north of the new
dorm and Wisdom Gym up to
Frey Street.
As an arm of the state, Tarleton
may acquire private property for
public use as long as due compen-
sation is made to the property
owner.
Tarleton has appointed Brooks
Real Estate to process the con-
demnation procedures with land
owners. Tom Brooks said that
Tarleton will not apply a hard-line
approach with property owners.
"We are willing to work with
people who anticipate problems in
relocating or moving," Brooks
said. "We hope the owners will
be open and talk to us in order to
'Carnival' to go to A&M
BY LYNNA FULLER
J-TAC Editor
Members of the cast and
crew of the upcoming musical
"Carnival" will take their
show on the road after perfor-
mances at Tarleton in March.
The Department of Fine Arts
and Speech production will be
staged before the Texas A&M
Chancellor and Board of
Regents in College Station on
March 25, following shows at
TSU on March 1 and 2.
The show will run two
nights here before a break and
then the show in College Sta-
tion. 'Carnival" is the story of
a homeless waif who wants to
join the carnival, enchanted by
the lights, the show's magician
and the puppets in the show.
The puppeter falls for the
girl but can only woo her
through the humorous absur-
dities of his rag-doll puppets.
Though the girl falls for the
magician Macco, he has a part-
ner and girlfriend, Roaslie.
Their scenes together bring to
"Carnival" much of its
comedy.
"Carnival" is really an old-
fashioned tent-show and the
Fine Arts Theater's stage will
be populated by a glittering
eruption ofjugglers, acrobats,
harem-dancers, trapeze artist,
trained animals, and other per-
formers usually found in the
ever-popular type of
entertainment.
One of the show's most
charming elements are the pup-
pets who captivate the waif
with their master's manipula-
tions. The puppets will be
played by Keith Patterson as
Carrot Top, Justy Smelley as
the voice of Renardo the Fox
and Gary Gerber as the sing-
ing voice.of Renardo. Also,
Janie Lester will portray Horri-
ble Henry and Laura Jeffcoat
will be Marguerite.
Principals in "Carninval"
are Brad Antwine as Jacquot,
Henry Rivas as B.F. Schlegel,
Tina Willis as Rosalie, Kendall
Seuser as Marco, Jaimie
Spencer as Olga, Kimberlay
Schmidt as Greta Schlegel,
Charlotte Slaton as Lili, Den-
nis McCulloiigh as Grobert
and Keith Patterson as Paul
Berthalet.
According to director May
Jane Mingus, the total cast will
number over 75 and each
player has a particular part,
unusual in musicals.
Choral director is Chuck
Rives, orchestra director is
Jonathon Hooper and
choreographer is Suanne King.
For ticket information con-
tact the TSU box office at
968-9634.
election today
make this as painless as
possible."
Brooks said they hope to
finalize agreements to acquire the
land by the end of 1985.,
However, that may not include all
closings by that time. Property
owners will not be required to pay
closing costs or commissions on
the sale of their property to
Tarleton, he said.
There is a recourse if property
owners do not agree with the
amount of money Tarleton offers
to pay.
BY LYNNA FULLER
J-TAC Editor
Twenty-seven Tarleton students
have been selected by their peers
to vie for class favorites and Mr.
and Miss Tarleton State
University.
The winners will be chosen on
Thursday, February 14 (today)
and voting to be held in the Stu-
dent Center lobby from 8 a.m. to
6 p.m. Winners will be announc-
ed at T-CAB Casino Night, which
begins at 8 p.m. in the Student
Center Ballroom.
Each nominee will have his
name on the final ballot in his
respective class or for Mr. or
Miss TSU. Each person with the
most votes will be chosen. To
vote, students must have a valid
TSU I.D.
Nominees for Mr. TSU are
James Douglass, Keith Elrod and
Kelly Ballard. Miss TSU
nominees are Dee Arin Fillingim,
Tammy Fitz-Randolf and Kelly
Horton.
Senior nominees are Keith
Elrod, Randy Barker, Mike
Stevens and Kelly Ballard for the
men. Women nominated are Kel-
ly Horton, Doris Wolf and Jen-
ny Alexander.
Junior nominees are James
Douglass, Sonny Cruse, Brian
Lowe, Lori Parrish, Tammy Fitz-
Randolph and Holly Wilson.
Sophomores nominated are James
Hull, David Englutt, Darryl
Schriver, Laurie Propst, Tracey
Miller and Kenda Pettit.
Freshman male nominees are
Randy Allgood, David Bates and
Phil Riggs. Femal nominees are
Kelley Propst, Maria Munos and
Tjuna Parks.
Mr. TSU nominee James
Douglass is an Ag. Ed. major
from Clyde. He was sophomore
class favorite and has served as
student body vice-president of
Student Services. He is in Kappa
Alpha Order, Collegiate FFA,
Alpha Zeta, T-CAB, Men's
House Council and Plowboys.
Senior Keith Elrod is an ac-
counting and finance major from
Hamilton. He was junior class
favorite and Alpha Gam Man. He
is involved with Lambda Chi
Alpha, T-CAB, Alpha Chi and
Phi Eta Sigma. Elrod is student
body vice-president of Finance
and in Who's Who Among
American Colleges and
Universities.
Kelly Ballard is an I.E. and
Technology major from Eustace.
While at TSU, Ballard has serv-
ed as student body vice-president
for External Affairs, cheerleader,
peer advisor, Freshman Aide
coordinator, Plowboys, Kappa
Alpha, Block and Bridle, Hockey
Club, I.E. Club and T-CAB Ex-
ecutive board. He is in Who's
Who and received the T Service
Award.
Miss TSU nominee Dee Ann
Fillingim is an accounting and
finance major from Hico.
Previous honors at TSU include
freshman favorite, homecoming
queen nominee, Miss TSU
nominee, KA Southern Belle,
Who's Who, Alpha Chi and Phi
Eta Sigma honor societies,
distinguished student and T-
Award. She has been a Texan Star
leader and involved in the accoun-
ting society, investments club, T-
CAB, SEC, business club and
Alpha Gamma Delta. She is a
resident advisor.
Miss TSU nominee Kelly Hor-
ton is a geology major from
Joshua. Her honors include
Who's Who and Junior class
favorite nominee. She is a
member of the Chancellors Stu-
dent Advisory Board, T-CAB Ex-
ecutive committee, senate, SEC
and Alpha Gamma Delta.
Senior favorite nominee Randy
Barker is a business major from
Abilene. He is in Who's Who,
SEC and Kappa Alpha. He is also
affiliated with ,foods council,
Plowboys, T-CAB, senate, Tau
Beta Chi, OCB and IFC as well.
Mike Stevens is an Ag.
business major from Gainesville .
His honors at TSU include In-
tramural Judging as second high
See TSU, p. 13 ,
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